This soap dish is perfect for small or round soaps, and functions just fine with standard size soaps if you don't mind the soap possibly hanging over the edge. This soap dish does the job...it elevates the soap and allows it to dry out quickly.

This soap dish has minimal surface area to minimize the sticking of the soap. The wide angled channels allows the water to quickly drain for the soap, extending the life of the soap. This not only allows your soap to dry quicker and extending life to the soap, but it also extends the life of the soap dish. The main difference between this and my original version is that this one does not have the cuts on the bottom that allow the water to drain through the soap dish...instead, water will drain away from the soap and over the end edges. It's a minor change, but from a production standpoint, it makes a HUGE difference.

This soap dish measure 2.75 inches by 3 inches by 3/4 inch thick.

a soap dish significantly extends the life of a bar of soap - but did you know that you can also extend the life of your soap dish? Use your soap dishes in pairs to extend the life of the dish - use one dish for 2-3 weeks, and then switch it out with the second dish while allowing the first dish to completely dry out while you are using the second dish for 2-3 weeks. Doing this will prevent mold and mildew from developing and growing on your dish and greatly extend the life of the dish.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
a soap dish significantly extends the life of a bar of soap - but did you know that you can also extend the life of your soap dish? Use your soap dishes in pairs to extend the life of the dish - use one dish for 2-3 weeks, and then wipe it clean with a damp cloth and set aside to allow it to fully dry out. Use the 2nd dish for 2-3 weeks while the first dish is drying out. Alternating wood soap dishes this way will prevent mold and mildew from developing and growing on your dish and greatly extend the life of the dish.